The New Monthly Magazine, 1861, Vol. 123 (Classic Reprint)

Name: The New Monthly Magazine, 1861, Vol. 123 (Classic Reprint)
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By Ainsworth, William Harrison

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Excerpt from The New Monthly Magazine, 1861<br/><br/>Tamra are so man points of interest to attract the attention to what were once the Unite States of North America, and there are so many social, political, and religious problems involved in its progress, its dis ruption, and its future destiny, that we shall extend our discussion from Virginia, on this occasion, to the States generally. The manner in which the country was colonised, the peculiarities of the original European ia habitants, and of the emigrant population since superadded, the rupture with the mother country, the war that ensued, the form of government adopted when first independence was declared, the features of the country, the progress of population, the revenue, the vast and commerce, the manners and customs, the social life, the variety of surface, soil, and climate, the moral character of American progress, education and literature, religion, and the in?uence of slavery as an institution in the Southern States, have all to be con sidered before we can arrive at any definite ideas as to the causes of the rapid advancement and prosperity of the United States, before we can form even an approximative opinion as to the dangers of the existing crisis, and still more so before we can thoroughly understand and ap preciate in all its bearings the duty of England and America in relation to each other.

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Binding:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

510

Release Date:

2017-02-07

Publication Date:

2017-02-07

Publisher:

Forgotten Books

Languages:

Published: English, Original: English

ISBN10:

0243313284

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[email protected]

Weight:

676 g

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